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MORE SYSTEMS DEVELOPING 🌀 With Hurricane Lala safely moving away, your HNN First Alert Weather Team is already tracking two new tropical disturbances to our east. One system has a 70% chance of developing this week and could pass south of the Big Island by the weekend, while a... show more

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Update: The intensity of Hurricane Lala is forecast to remain steady over the next few hours as the hurricane remains near South Point of the Big Island. Steady weakening is expected later tonight into Sunday as Lala passes south of the smaller main Hawaiian Islands. Download our HNN app to get immediate alerts with the latest storm updates. 📲 [Data from 8/15/2026 6p.m.]

Update: The intensity of Hurricane Lala is forecast to remain steady over the next few hours as the hurricane remains near South Point of the Big Island. Steady weakening is expected later tonight into Sunday as Lala passes south of the smaller main Hawaiian Islands. Download our HNN app to get immediate alerts with the latest storm updates. 📲 [Data from 8/15/2026 6p.m.]

Hawaii News Now

11,706 views • 26 days ago

Tropical Storm Lala is slowly becoming better organized, with conditions expected to deteriorate over Hawaii Island beginning early Saturday. As of 11 p.m. Friday, Tropical Storm Lala’s center was located about 165 miles from South Point, or 375 miles from Honolulu. Lala is moving toward the west-northwest near 13 miles per hour. Download our HNN app to get immediate alerts with the latest storm updates. 📲

Tropical Storm Lala is slowly becoming better organized, with conditions expected to deteriorate over Hawaii Island beginning early Saturday. As of 11 p.m. Friday, Tropical Storm Lala’s center was located about 165 miles from South Point, or 375 miles from Honolulu. Lala is moving toward the west-northwest near 13 miles per hour. Download our HNN app to get immediate alerts with the latest storm updates. 📲

Hawaii News Now

16,562 views • 26 days ago

Friday August 14, 2026, 10:10 PM: Lala is about to become a full-fledged hurricane and hit the southern end of the Big Island of Hawaii, with rainfall amounts of 12.5 to 27 inches by Saturday at 9 PM. The storm is expected to rapidly strengthen in the next 6 to 12 hours to a Category 1 storm. Also, Maui and Oahu will see 4.5 to 8.0 inches of rainfall by Sunday 12PM. This tropical system will have large waves up to 15 feet especially for the Southern and eastern sections of the Big Island of Hawaii and Maui. This system will have high threshold rainfall rates of 2.5 to 3.0 inches an hour which will cause mudslides and down trees and power lines through Sunday at 7 PM. A state of emergency has been declared for Hawaii due to this rare tropical system that influenced by the ongoing strengthening of El Nino allowing more favorable trajectories to the Hawaiian islands. #Lala #hawaii #ElNiño

Friday August 14, 2026, 10:10 PM: Lala is about to become a full-fledged hurricane and hit the southern end of the Big Island of Hawaii, with rainfall amounts of 12.5 to 27 inches by Saturday at 9 PM. The storm is expected to rapidly strengthen in the next 6 to 12 hours to a Category 1 storm. Also, Maui and Oahu will see 4.5 to 8.0 inches of rainfall by Sunday 12PM. This tropical system will have large waves up to 15 feet especially for the Southern and eastern sections of the Big Island of Hawaii and Maui. This system will have high threshold rainfall rates of 2.5 to 3.0 inches an hour which will cause mudslides and down trees and power lines through Sunday at 7 PM. A state of emergency has been declared for Hawaii due to this rare tropical system that influenced by the ongoing strengthening of El Nino allowing more favorable trajectories to the Hawaiian islands. #Lala #hawaii #ElNiño

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27,652 views • 27 days ago

🌀 Monday video discussion on a new storm developing in the Caribbean that will eventually be named #Helene (currently Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine or #PTC9) 🌀 This storm is likely to become a significant hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, ultimately making landfall in #Florida 🌀 Impacts to #CaymanIslands, western #Cuba, and eastern #Mexico expected through Wednesday morning with Hurricane Watches issued 🌀 A quick track across the Gulf of Mexico could bring impacts from storm surge, wind, and rain to #Florida as soon as Wednesday morning, spreading northward through Thursday. There is still uncertainty in the exact locations of these impacts, but hurricane plans should be activated.

🌀 Monday video discussion on a new storm developing in the Caribbean that will eventually be named #Helene (currently Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine or #PTC9) 🌀 This storm is likely to become a significant hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, ultimately making landfall in #Florida 🌀 Impacts to #CaymanIslands, western #Cuba, and eastern #Mexico expected through Wednesday morning with Hurricane Watches issued 🌀 A quick track across the Gulf of Mexico could bring impacts from storm surge, wind, and rain to #Florida as soon as Wednesday morning, spreading northward through Thursday. There is still uncertainty in the exact locations of these impacts, but hurricane plans should be activated.

Dr. Levi Cowan

68,482 views • 1 year ago

Tropical Storm Lala continued to move west and away from Hawaii early Monday after skirting the Big Island as a hurricane, bringing damaging winds and torrential rainfall. It is still pulling winds, rough surf and rain to the islands. Five places in Hawaii got 35 inches or more of rain, with Kapalua, in Maui County, getting inundated with 48 inches.

Tropical Storm Lala continued to move west and away from Hawaii early Monday after skirting the Big Island as a hurricane, bringing damaging winds and torrential rainfall. It is still pulling winds, rough surf and rain to the islands. Five places in Hawaii got 35 inches or more of rain, with Kapalua, in Maui County, getting inundated with 48 inches.

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43,418 views • 24 days ago

Technology developed by a Brave1 member company is already destroying Russian “Banderol” missile-drones. The enemy uses these systems to terrorize Ukrainian cities — now Ukraine has a new technological answer. The cost of interception is significantly lower than the missile-drone itself: the economics of war work in our favor. This is not the only system capable of countering "Banderols". We are developing and scaling innovative solutions to protect our people from modern threats. 📹 Footage: Real interception of an enemy "Banderol" in action.

Technology developed by a Brave1 member company is already destroying Russian “Banderol” missile-drones. The enemy uses these systems to terrorize Ukrainian cities — now Ukraine has a new technological answer. The cost of interception is significantly lower than the missile-drone itself: the economics of war work in our favor. This is not the only system capable of countering "Banderols". We are developing and scaling innovative solutions to protect our people from modern threats. 📹 Footage: Real interception of an enemy "Banderol" in action.

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Latest Google WeatherNext 2 Model consistently keeps the current circulation near Comorin sea for the next few days before developing it and moving along Tamilnadu Coast. This would bringing widespread heavy rains for South Tamilnadu & few parts of Interiors continously for the next few days. While it moves along the coast North Tamilnadu including Chennai will get good rains. It seems to be more interested in developing SW Bay system and merging the SE Bay system into this. SE Bay energy may be absorbed into the SW Bay pulse. Things are getting more interesting day by day, frame by frame!!! Let's see what the nature has instore for us.... South Tamilnadu is already having a great today and it is going to continue. Thanks to Google DeepMind Tulsee Doshi #ChennaiRains #NEM2025

Latest Google WeatherNext 2 Model consistently keeps the current circulation near Comorin sea for the next few days before developing it and moving along Tamilnadu Coast. This would bringing widespread heavy rains for South Tamilnadu & few parts of Interiors continously for the next few days. While it moves along the coast North Tamilnadu including Chennai will get good rains. It seems to be more interested in developing SW Bay system and merging the SE Bay system into this. SE Bay energy may be absorbed into the SW Bay pulse. Things are getting more interesting day by day, frame by frame!!! Let's see what the nature has instore for us.... South Tamilnadu is already having a great today and it is going to continue. Thanks to Google DeepMind Tulsee Doshi #ChennaiRains #NEM2025

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26,764 views • 9 months ago

Monday August 24, 2026, 1:40 PM: Latest EU1 and 0Z show an uptick in eastern Pacific hurricane activity September 2 - 9, 2026 as an area low-latitude strong low-pressure axis off the coast of Central and Northern California and a tropical system moving northward trajectory from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. potentially bring moisture in the desert southwest and Southern California is still up for grabs. More details are still being looked at this upcoming week and early next week for more updates to come. Again as I said before multiple times during this summer 2026. The best time for tropical activity in tandem with a strong monsoonal easterly wave is late August to early October is the best time to see the atmospheric alignment come into play with a strong El Nino. Remember the peak of hurricane season from August 26 through September 15, 2026. I'm watching the next 24 - 48 hours on this weather situation. In the meantime, we have to get through this very dangerous heatwave that is upon us and on the peripheral edge of the monsoonal high axis giving that high humidity and heat index to our region. #CAwx #hurricaneseason #Monsoon #ElNiño

Monday August 24, 2026, 1:40 PM: Latest EU1 and 0Z show an uptick in eastern Pacific hurricane activity September 2 - 9, 2026 as an area low-latitude strong low-pressure axis off the coast of Central and Northern California and a tropical system moving northward trajectory from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. potentially bring moisture in the desert southwest and Southern California is still up for grabs. More details are still being looked at this upcoming week and early next week for more updates to come. Again as I said before multiple times during this summer 2026. The best time for tropical activity in tandem with a strong monsoonal easterly wave is late August to early October is the best time to see the atmospheric alignment come into play with a strong El Nino. Remember the peak of hurricane season from August 26 through September 15, 2026. I'm watching the next 24 - 48 hours on this weather situation. In the meantime, we have to get through this very dangerous heatwave that is upon us and on the peripheral edge of the monsoonal high axis giving that high humidity and heat index to our region. #CAwx #hurricaneseason #Monsoon #ElNiño

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25,619 views • 17 days ago

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11,718 views • 11 months ago

Monday, August 31, 2026, 5:44 AM: Let’s break down what’s happening atmospherically so you can understand how this tropical system is approaching Southern California by Labor Day weekend. I know many of you don’t understand what’s going on so I’m trying to explain the best way I can. So currently are two merging 564 DM Gulf of Alaskan lows axis that I’m watching that’s going be dropping southward latitude approximately 345 miles south of Humboldt County to Santa Cruz, California by early Friday at 3 AM at the same time. There’s also going to be a 594 DM monsoonal high axis that is going to reconnect in a perfect position over northern Arizona to southern Colorado by Friday at 12 PM. The combination of the two upper-level lows and the monsoonal high will create an unusually northward steering gradient right into Southern California for the pending tropical system this upcoming weekend. Our tropical system starts going under the start of its intensification process by Thursday at 10 PM just north of La Paz Mexico, approximately 200 miles west of this region. The system which will be known as Marie, should become a hurricane and will continue to move on a northward trajectory. and start showing up south of San Diego by Saturday at 6 AM, at least as a low-grade tropical system at this point or tropical storm status. There will be different variations with computer solutions in the next several days from Santa Barbara to San Diego back to Los Angeles back to Orange County. This is a very normal situation with a tropical system, especially in Southern California as we will watch in real time what actually happens with this system. Yes, these are unprecedented times ahead with a strong El Niño, but this is what is happening currently this is not fear-mongering; this is just what’s happening in our atmosphere this is not computer models anymore. This is the real-life situation we need to pay attention to for your holiday weekend. Yes, it’s been over 87 years since we’ve had a direct coastal impact from a tropical system, but we need to really pay attention to all the logistics of the system's atmospheric development. I will continue updating this as we go along. We always hope for the best, but we prepare for the worst. #CAwx #HurricaneSeason2026

Monday, August 31, 2026, 5:44 AM: Let’s break down what’s happening atmospherically so you can understand how this tropical system is approaching Southern California by Labor Day weekend. I know many of you don’t understand what’s going on so I’m trying to explain the best way I can. So currently are two merging 564 DM Gulf of Alaskan lows axis that I’m watching that’s going be dropping southward latitude approximately 345 miles south of Humboldt County to Santa Cruz, California by early Friday at 3 AM at the same time. There’s also going to be a 594 DM monsoonal high axis that is going to reconnect in a perfect position over northern Arizona to southern Colorado by Friday at 12 PM. The combination of the two upper-level lows and the monsoonal high will create an unusually northward steering gradient right into Southern California for the pending tropical system this upcoming weekend. Our tropical system starts going under the start of its intensification process by Thursday at 10 PM just north of La Paz Mexico, approximately 200 miles west of this region. The system which will be known as Marie, should become a hurricane and will continue to move on a northward trajectory. and start showing up south of San Diego by Saturday at 6 AM, at least as a low-grade tropical system at this point or tropical storm status. There will be different variations with computer solutions in the next several days from Santa Barbara to San Diego back to Los Angeles back to Orange County. This is a very normal situation with a tropical system, especially in Southern California as we will watch in real time what actually happens with this system. Yes, these are unprecedented times ahead with a strong El Niño, but this is what is happening currently this is not fear-mongering; this is just what’s happening in our atmosphere this is not computer models anymore. This is the real-life situation we need to pay attention to for your holiday weekend. Yes, it’s been over 87 years since we’ve had a direct coastal impact from a tropical system, but we need to really pay attention to all the logistics of the system's atmospheric development. I will continue updating this as we go along. We always hope for the best, but we prepare for the worst. #CAwx #HurricaneSeason2026

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191,285 views • 10 days ago

The vision is becoming reality on the mountain. Deer Valley is expanding with 100 new ski runs and 10 new chairlifts. Our Mountain Operations team has been working around the clock, and this past weekend two more of the new chairlifts officially opened, with more terrain on the way. This is just the beginning of a whole new chapter at Deer Valley. For the latest updates on terrain openings, visit the Mountain Report here:

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Russia promised India that it would deliver two more S-400 air defense systems. Russia and India signed a contract for almost $5,5 billion in 2018 for Russia to deliver five systems by the end of 2023. The first three systems have been delivered, but the delivery of the remaining two has been delayed by Russia's war against Ukraine. Now Russia promises to deliver one S-400 system in 2026, and the next one in 2027. It is reported that the S-400 system was used during the operation against Pakistan.

Russia promised India that it would deliver two more S-400 air defense systems. Russia and India signed a contract for almost $5,5 billion in 2018 for Russia to deliver five systems by the end of 2023. The first three systems have been delivered, but the delivery of the remaining two has been delayed by Russia's war against Ukraine. Now Russia promises to deliver one S-400 system in 2026, and the next one in 2027. It is reported that the S-400 system was used during the operation against Pakistan.

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69,601 views • 1 year ago

Dear RAS collectors, We're thrilled to announce two exciting developments today on our Discord. First, as we prepare to introduce Dataland's very first digital collection, we'd like to let you know that the Factor System is making a return! Second, we will soon reveal a brand-new system integrated as part of the Dataland experience. Stay tuned — we'll be sharing more details about the collection, the Factor System, and how this new system will work to reward our dedicated collectors very soon!

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🌟 Today we’re sharing the vision for a New Web3 — a more interconnected, human internet that drives new value systems and can lay the foundation for a new digital society. Here is the first of two articles, detailing the journey of our evolution and why we built new standards. This one is for the visionaries and dreamers of the initial Ethereum vision of a decentralised internet and shows how we can evolve it into a universal decentralized operating system, entailing the whole of web3. This one is slightly more technical. 👉 Read on Medium:

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93,954 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi | Principal Secretary to PM, Dr PK Mishra says, "The Indian statistical system, which has a glorious past, saw some decline for a few years, but the system itself and others have been able to revive it. Also, the Prime Minister's office played a catalyst and a facilitator. The way we have now improved our system, I'm sure it will again become very well established and predominant globally." "A lot of data is generated by our departments, ministries and digital activities also. So, how to use the potential of the data, how to standardise it, how to make it compatible with each other, how to derive inferences from the data, how to ensure that the data is as trusted as comprehensive and as compatible as the earlier survey data or maybe it is expanding the scope of our statistics."

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87,255 views • 2 months ago

📣 Solidus AITECH Data Center – Weekly Progress Update! This week, our engineering team completed the high-amperage electrical network designed to power our server cabinets safely and efficiently. Next week, a voltage expert will conduct final certifications to ensure everything meets industry standards. We also received an additional batch of blade servers, marking a major step towards deployment. The final image features one of our Legrand 60kVA UPS systems, a key component of our redundant power infrastructure to ensure uninterrupted operations. Legrand, a global leader in data center solutions, is supplying the majority of our power systems. ✨ More progress is on the way, stay tuned!

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56,366 views • 1 year ago

Soccer Manager 2026 is NOW LIVE! 🚨 Get ready for a new era of Soccer Manager with SM26! Experience our upgraded Match Motion engine, new manager objectives, a new traits system, and so much more by upgrading to SM26. Want to play? Simply update your SM25 app and you’ll be able to seamlessly pick up where you left off or download at the link below:

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317,403 views • 1 year ago